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The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1887-10-28
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IL MATES rejoice Neuralgia vanshes. and
He attaches are know no more. The Remedy,
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- cents.
The brooks OF Sloan never furnished such
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ny.
OF What are they speaI1ngo .I",,,1<"I.ct'~
| Lilimcat
God bless liz, Children, Like roscbutlS,
hey cluster about the bosom that loves them.
Oh, Mothers vigil eye keep watch, and the
first SYMPTOMS of summer complaint give
STONEBEAKER'S INDIAN GUN SYRUP,
the only cure for cholera iriantum and all
bowel complaints, in adults or children.
| Prompt sure and efficient" is the testimo-
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of orr Gbrfch Paper, New Market, Va.
STONEBT AKER'S BLOOD X LIVER
CORRECTOR
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The fresh ruddy glow Of youth to the shrive!"d
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/, Powder for tie production cfrggo and the
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eli ck>. >o',! in the | uited States at =, cents
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n,aIt>.t To keep good supply Of STONE
EEAkER'S HORSE AND CATTLE POW
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think one powder Just rs good As another.
That's Just where they make a mistake
>tonebrakcrs Horse and Cattle Powders are
the first aud original, and are used by those
who appreciate The best. Price, - cents.
LOOK OFT For hog CHOLERA.
G. :. BEroE. 81 Wlthe,ilr Va, says :
Stourbrakrr- Hog Powder, will save the
| p.npi, thousands. Not one of my customers
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eva with them.'
X. MONTAGI. f.
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/ Tie mos h"althIui preparation ever ted 10
In.~. and the only preventative known for
h"g cholera t~r it now. The SOONER the
better.
For Bi!iou>I.e>S. Indigestion, SEX Head
ache. Constipation and General Debility,
uo pills stand higher DIAN >ToNEERAkER'>
VEGETABLE PILLS Price. > Gents.
July 22nd--ly
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1887-10-28
miscellaneous .4dUe' iSen1RtS

Il will find i t to pay
to buy your own or
your boy s Fall and
Winter CT o tn ing
from US. No ma ter
what proml ses are
made els ewh ere, we
CAN and WILL do
better. All mus t
ADM t that our en-
\ vi abb reputatio
1 is the best proof
\ Of our thorough re-
J Ii abb ty. Special
Bargains in our new
Men 8 & Boys Fur
nj shine Dep t. Or
der Dep stocked
Wi tn choi cest Wool
ems. Becoming at
tire at reasonable
figures ante ed.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1887-10-28
Items from Beltsville.

Messrs. Edto rs: Bishop Paret will Wis
il St. Johns p. E. Church on Sunday beeen-
her 18th, at 1 p. NJ.
Mr.. J. L. Waters of Laurel, las rented
ten'l. Ammen's mill and will grind three
DAYS in each week, Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday.
Mrs. William Kicks, beloved wife OF Will
liam Kicks, died Sunday evening at o'clock.
The bridge over Piney Branch IS progress
ing slowly.
Fair Va lie division Sons Ct Temperance, met
on Friday evening al half past Seven at the
residence # Mr. Geo. W. Beall. The next
meeting will be on Saturday November 9TH at
the residence of Miss Mollie Hall.
The Society Of NJ. E Church South l2et
last T tuesday, night at the Church but the al
tendance was small on account of the rain, The
next meeting will be on November Sth.
DR. Hume's house is nearly finished.
NJ, r. T. Smith is building an addition to
NJ. J Fei .herne's house.
The Evansville Farmers Club will meet on
Saturday next Oct. Doth at the residence OF
Mr. s. Gambrill.
Mr.. II. L. Baker is painting the Public
school here.
Be True.
An extlaige gives the following good
advice:
No Democrat should think Of doing any
thing against any individual name on the
ticket either on account of any supposed sriev-
ance against this man or from any false sentl
me nj ,f m rsona regard for any name on the
republican ticket. Remainder ills, on thu:
one side all are Democrats on the o ther all are
republicans No personal feelings should
weigh agair,s, your party in this contest. No
personal disa, ,nintrnent should induce you
10 lose anything Of energy or activity IN the
fight now being made BY your zeal now
will your merits hereafter be measured. Even
should any one succeed i'll reducing the ma
iolity If a ne miLee they simply place them
sci ,es outside their party and lose the conf
del &c aid respect of former friends and party
followers. Let us all bury our troubles, let
IS rest I've TO unite in this contest. The ticket
ne min; ted il die aes tl.at every man was free
TO enter tie list, for not until the assembling
of tie convention DID the names of county
candidates with some exceptions, become
known to tie people The object of all
seemed to be 10 Get the best men. The con-
test was friendly one in every respect, every
body was fairly and honorably treated and as
the outspoken choice Of tie party tie ticket
81 ould be heartily SUPP orted. Let all come III.
Ia line No man ne ed feel himself sighted
tie aid Of all true Democrats should be seeur-
ed. We are bound to win, so pull off your
coat and Lelp 10 swell the maiorities our nom
inees are sure 10 receive in November. lie
Democrats: lie true.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1887-10-28
Special Notice.

T MEYER, No. 200 Hanover
Ia. ST., near Pratt, Baltimore,
Md, is now offering a varied as
sortment Of Trimmed and I'm
trimed Hats, Bonnets, Millinery
Trimmings, Flowers and Feathers,
and a complete stock Of Ladies'
and Gents Furnishings, Fancy
Goods, Notions, Worsted and
Embroidered Silks, at prices to
suit the times. Kid Gloves Spe-
cialty. Entirely New Styles Of
Stamping.
Don't fail to inspect his Stock
before purchasing elsewhere. 1t
will pay you.
April 22-lm.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1887-10-28
Bristol ..........................4 | , 10 II 8
Prince Georges Rities3 ) 0 mo

Base hits-Bri>tol ;, Rifles l3 Errors
bristol 1, Rifles 8; Base on balls-Otf
Sunderland ;, off Clagett O; Struck out
BY Sunderland 6, by CIagett Is; Pass
ed balls Sunderland ;, Sasscer , ,
base hits. Sasscer, Chaney. Ryan,
O,bourn. Ciagett Batteries-Sunder-
land and Sunderland. Clagett and Sass
Ger. Umpire Mr.. L. J. Grant.
About , o'clock ourteen knights We're mar
shalled by Mr. \. I. Blo oke al his assistants
Mrssrs. Cladu. .Iarbo and Arthur Iloor, and
t .rted 10 the grounds where they listened to
Mr.. Brandt, the Orator OF the Day. The con
test then began and lasf for several hours
with the follow ing result
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1887-10-28
An Interesting Occasion.

Tie Prince Georges Rifles succeeded me st
adm irapiy in enicltiniI those Who as EN-
bed last Friday to witness the game OF base
hall al d the tournament held under the au
spices 81 cur vely pr'sIefrus military organi-
cations. In the morning five, inling game
of base ball between 4 nine representing the
4 hes an a club from Bristol was played and
was nu.h enioye, by those who saw
il. The summary Of the game is as follow
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1887-10-28


Mr.. Vim. NJ. Lev in has been a United to
the Bar of the pis!firt II '"lnmhI".
The - inc. t..rgr'S Eitl.> VIII assemble Al
their armoly AT , os-l .ck T.. NJ. Saturday. Oct.
29lh for the lu'l,er "i hi'm>h din with
blal.k caIiri."s.
Constable Nm. +. Palmer hrou iii /" our
Jail last week Wn. II ,wtrI col bred, rlltr5r
with The larceny d a gold watch and - from
Mr. Aonzo kerby'
4 little colored grrl, four years old. a dtagh
Court and 81 / To prison, was burned To death
OH Tuesdpy. She va, left it the house 10y
her mother no went out 10 get wood The
child caught fire aud ran 10 meet her mother
but was soon envrloped in h,ntrs. She Wa>
so badly burned that she died IN about twelve
hours.
The jury Of inquest summoned in The case
af the unknown man killed on The railroad
last Thursday, rendered a verdict ''thd the
deceased came to his death by being S,nck
and run over by an engine Oh the baltimore
and Potomac railroad, an that uu harm can
be attaclIe TO sal | railroad company OF its
employees, as they had used all means TO warn
the deceased oil til track" w. gave the par
ticulars of the killing in oar last issue.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1887-10-28
Drum Point Railroad

The directors OF the Baltimore anu
Drum Point kaill, All Company held meet
ing e rrday al their rifl'e, corter North anu
Lexington streets. Mr.. Mengris, OF Ne"
York the contractor for the construction OF the
r,,d and Mr., Oliver w. Balnes, Of New \ ork
consulting engineer, were present. Mr. BARNES
is of the opinion that the road can be easily
built within a year, and that it will pay the
interest on its cost. The work of rold-mah-
ing is progressing in Calvert county, where II
is stated that 800 laborerS are employed. and
the force will be doubled.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1887-10-28

cave ter Baltimore and Washington go. :" n \,
leave for Baltimore and Washington. 1913 % "
Arrive at Mar bore. - ~
Arrive at Marlboro .............''''o o "
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1887-10-28
CHEAP GOODS.
Cheap Groceries Cheap Dry
Goods! Cheap Boots and
shoes! Cheap
Notions.

L foods the best quality, which are bought
III lowest CASH figures and which propose to
sell al corr espOnain.lN low prices
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1887-10-28

1.-NECKWEAR. We are
making daily additions of New
Patterns and show over 700 de-
signs in Scarfs ranging from 25c
to $3.50 each.
2.-SHIRTS. Laundred and
Unlaundred, only in the best
grades, price 75c to $3.50, inclu-
ding embroidered figure and lin
en- bosoms.
3.-JNDER WEAR. Import
cd Scotch Wool Goods, $3.50
Mems fine Lambs Wool wear
Sl.2J to Sl.15.
THAT'S. An immense as
oft, Derby and Silk Hats Of the
Sen. o. lSS1--ti
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1887-10-28
&otal ano personal.

Arrival and Departure of Trsins-Nsw Schedule.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1887-10-28

For Biioushe>S. Indigestion. SEX Head
ache Constipation and General Debility,
lao pills stand higher DIAN STDNEBRAkER'~
VEGETABLE PILLS. Price. - Gents.
July 22nd--Iy
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1887-10-28

Tie most h"aIthIui preparation ever ted 10
hos and rllr only preventative known for
HOG cholera. I.>r it nov. The SOONER the
better.
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-04
THE COURTS.



The panel OF the jury in ST. te vs. JeIriek
was completed yesterday morning, the fo,-
lowing gentlemen being accepted as jurors
B. A. Baker, Jno. E. Exon, VIM. NJ. Little,
J. J. Williams, D. c. Cooley, E. A Huse,
Samuel Winch, Frank Cooper, Henry Has
semeyer, w. l.. McBee, Geo. Treehouse, S.
A. Field. Al the witnesses for the state
have been examined; the defense will COM
mence the introduction Of testimony this
morning.
POLICE COURT.
Justice Walker yesterday presided in po-
lice court, Judge Glenn sti,l being unable to
leave his home.
John Robson had been drunk and paid
for the offense 50.
Ben Snow, for violating the liquor ordi-
nance, deposited with the city treasury $21
JUSTICE COURT.
At Justice BarretJ's one civil case was
continued and three new ones filed
At Justice Walkers. 4. 4. Packer vs. Jno
Smith for disturbing the peace was called ::
the defendant plead guilty, and paid the fire
So 10.
Two John Does for handling the ardent
got the regulation dose with trimmings
Complaint was made and search warrant
sworn out by F. W. johnson against one
Fanny. a chamhermaid at the Manhattan
The search was for a gold watch which
johnson claimed had been stolen, the search,
however proved fruitless
The real estate commission case of Hardy
Solomon 81 Sons vs.. TnoS Lynch, was COM
promised.
In c. c. Furley Us. Walter Reilly for metii-
cal service, Judgment was given in favor Of
plaintiff.
u. Z. Lane VS. VIM Uses Oh account for
rent went by default.
Three civil cases were continued.
T. Donahue, the man accused of forging
the name OF Robert Carson to n check for
slI 80 upon the Wichita National bank, was
brought up lie waived preliminary aud
was sent 10 jail 10 await the action OF the
District court
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-04
i. n. &. A. MEETINGS.

Last night the meetings under the auspices
of the Young Mems Christian Association
were continued at the Methodist church.
The church was well filed, notable number
of young men being present. Mr.. c. II.
Yatman preached a searching sermon from
Romans ST. The illustrations he used in
emphasizing the points of his sermon being
taken from his own personal observations
while engaged in this work, were very effec
tive and impressive. A short after-meeting
was held that proved intensely interesting to
those that remained, and resulted in several
manifesting determination to commence
new life Mr.. Yatman expressed himself as
being we'll pleased and greatly encouraged at
the outlook of this special effort. He also
spoke in very complimentary terms of the
cordial and straight forward and manly
character Of those engaged in this work, who
at the close of the meetings step forward and
give him very hearty welcome to their
midst
Tomorrow the monday prayer meeting at
the Association room from II to 1880, the
Bible talk at the Presbyterian church from
3 to 4, and the evening meeting at the Bap
fist church ct 7:45 will all be in charge of
Mr.. Yatman, and every one IS heartily in
vited to attend these meetings.
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-04
DONE UP FOR A GOLD WATCH.

Eir. z. W. johnson arrived from Boone
vile, Missouri, some days ago and is stop
ping at one of the leading hotels of the city.
Yesterday morning he discovered that his
gold watch, chain and charm had disappear
ed from his vest pocket. On finding out that
he had been done up he made the fact known
TO the proprietor of the hotel iii animated
terms and in a short time had secured the
services Of police officer. The officer was
instructed to search every chaimber-mald
in the house and did so but found no watch.
This was not pleasing result for the looser.
He had the servant on the floor on which his
room was located, arrested and she will be
given q trial to day. He claims that the
servant entered his room in the early morn
ing while be was asleep. How he knows
that fact he will probably make known on
the witness stand
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-04
WITHOUT MONEY.

Yesterday Il gent, whose appearance indi-
ca ed that he had been subjected TO rough
treatment, entered q lawyers Office. On
assuring himself that he was talking 70 &
member Of tie firm he started upon his
story. lie said he had been in the city
about two weeks. Having taken in a snap
sGoa after arriving ne was able to sell Mon
day at 81 good advance. Feeling rather
proud over his financial success, which added
tn his purse between seven AMI eight hun
t'red dollars. be commenced to ''enjoy him
self, Is he expressed it. He took in the
town IN fine style until Wednesday night he
fell victim to some lads who had learned of
his success. He Was escorted into a den
not far from the corner OF Douglas
avenue and Water street. a game
was commenced, and somehow luck
was against the gent, and before
daylight came to his relief b, was without
money. With the lacl; of funds the game
ceased sad TIE uuiucky gent asked FOR some
Of his money back. The idea seemed ridicu-
lous 10 The drunken sots present and his
efforts 40 insist upon q return of the money
was mel with a species of physical logic,
teuca his appearance. lie claimed that he
went down & stairway something after the
hoop fashion and soon after landing upon
pile Of beer kegs found that = couple Of his
former chunS we're pounding him for blood.
They lift him willing 70 get away with the
rest oS his life and say nothing OF tue money.
He yesterday when talking with the advisor
again wanted some money
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-04
MASHED ON WICHITA.

Mr. Thomas u Thatcher, who was in the
city some weeks sgo wrcte to a friend in the
city some days ago from North Haven, Indi-
ana, as follows:
Its an utter jinpossbility for me to DO q
licl, of work since MY return from W lchlta.
Ia front of me lie the Old Morgan Raid
Hoss claims, while beside me lie three
screaming EAGLES piercing my ears with
the dulcet notes of the real estate agent.
The EAGLES attract my attention far more
than the boss business. I'm determined to
return TO the Winning Wonder On or before
April LIST, and don't you regard this an
nouncemeIlt as an April fool trick either.
[ am slowly but surely setting this Hoosier
town on fire with my marvellous stories OF
the Western Wonder of the World. On my
arrival the yeomanry hooted my remarks
and the populacc strongly favored my cruel
filtion, bus now when | gain the individual
attention of sensible men, and picture the
lovely panorama which lies behind the cur
tain Of the Missouri state line conviction
g.appieS 10 a half Nelson lock around the
neck of ob5Tinacy, and the referee decides IN
nv favor at the end Of every round
| Absence from the active scenes on Main
and Douglas avenues instead Of chilling my
! enthusiasm, Only tends to increase my faith
in the everlasting City Of the Plains Her
! :au.e VIII he as enduring as the Alps. and
| her rcnown linked with the glorious deeds Of
man i'll every age OF the worlds history.
! In horse parla1c2, ''rhe has the lead on the
! home stretch Ia a religious send-of, "she
! is immaculate" and though her streets are
not paved with gold, the collateral expands
| the vaults OF her prosperous banks awaiting
/ investment. In railroad lingo, ''she has a
smooth track, steel rail, accommodating ser
wants and her patrons will not be disappoint-
ed -iu expecting Il hearty welcome, kind
treatment, ard q glorious time" Across the
! three great Intervening states | can hear her
ever increasing boom like unto the detona
tons Of an approaching earthquake. She's
Il boomer and don't you forget it.
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-04
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

Attention knights Tempiar. There will
he a regular meeting OF NJ olivet cotnnan-
derry this evening at 7:3o O'Clock
c. E. MAsIIs, Re-
The Wornan's Relief Corps viii hold their
next regular meeting on Friiay, February
I. at go D. m, at Odd Fellows bail All
members are requested 20 be present
Mrs. MAGGIE J. ROCHELLE, Seq.
Attention 4. of L.: Funeral sermon 81 5.
II. Hamilton vii be preached at hai u Ham
ilton Assembly, No 77is, near corner Of Z
OAK street and Ohio avenue. at P. n, Feb.
4. Al knights are requested TO attend
HENRY PERRY, II vs.
Tickets for Dr.. jams Eedl@y.s lecture
now on sale at UEion Ticket o.sise. No ~
s..-xe.i seats. Lecture commerce 81 ;
O'Clock
All Of the beard OF directors Of the " c.
T. L. are requested to be present this after
noon eft ESQ 81 The regular monthly meeting
A J. ArrLxEr, Secy-
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-04
ADJUSTMENTS.
MUSEUM,


'Too Hes" makes one laugh until one cries.
The Forresters are keeping up the bigges,
| reputation in America as fancy dancers.
Their songs are catching and Miss Eva's alto
| Is wonderfully powerful and sweet The
public can look for funny program next
| week to be followed by Phoenix ''The
Villain Still Pursued Her. The museum
has the biggist little stage in the world, and
combines comedy and pathos with an ingeuu-
ity that is simply surprising.
CRAwFoRDS OPERA HOUSE.
That charming little soubrette, Patti
Rosa, appeared at Tootle's last night IN Lot
| ra's familiar play of Zip before good
sized audience. While her methods differ
somewhat from Lotta's, they are no less
charming. Her youth, confines, charming
dancing and singing, won the hearts OF her
| audience at once, and generous and We'll
merited applause was accorded Der. fier
support was unusually good w. W. Muir
doch as the lover is a splendid actor, hand
some fellow and q good dresser. harry
Warren, as PHILOSOPHY Jack, was immense
The other parts were faultiess y suSta lned-
Daily Herald, st. Joseph, Mo.
GARFIELD OPERA HOUSE.
Robert Maccaire was repeated last night
The house was well filed and the play gave
as much satisfaction as when first presented.
Mr.. Dixon, owing to the absence OF judge
Campbell took the character of Maccaire,
and by the good acting, life and vim he put
into the part greatly assisted the successful
rendition Of the opera.
Miss Lillian Brandon, who for a similar
ba - DIT,
" taken by Miss Grace Bear, gave very
pleasing and clever impersonation.
Hiss Genevive Chambers, who had the
character of Mrs. Peter Pumpkin, was quite
a favorite. She is charming actress with
far more than ordinary ability, and well de
serving Of the high opinion won from her
audience.
Both Mrs. Kuhn and Mrs Hunt appeared
to the same happy advantage as in the past.
The duel on hor eback between Messrs.
NeT and Washburn was quite taking
feature.
The music was furnished by Shaw's Or
chestra, and they deserve praise for the ex-
cellent rendition Of some very pretty and
difficult airs Mention should not be omitted
OF the leader, Mr. F. c. Palmer, who made
such decided hit here as comedian with the
Casino Opera company. No little OF the
success of the songs and choruses are due to
his skilful and excellent management.
PATIENCE.
There will be q full rehearsal OF the opera Of
Patience this evening at the rooms Of the
Wichita School of Music, No. $40 n. Main
street, in the Aldrich & Brown block. All
members are requested to attend promptly
at o'clock.
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-04
TIE IDEAL BELOW THE REAL.

Mr.. Peter Shafer, OF Hamilton, arrived
il the city Wednesday, and is the guest Cf
NJ. 6. GeLi1ng, OF tie Wichita cracker
factory. Ee came here en- respecting
tour, and il business in s certain line seeQls
more encouraging than in his own town be
VII probably locate permanently in Wichita
lie is gentleman of meaus, and before ar
irving at Il final conclusion progaiseS to give
the question csretUl consideration He
brings the word that the great AMI central
topic of discussion in his sec
ton Of Ohio is the wonderful
growth Of Wichita, He says tina. all tie
maps Of Kansas to be found are daily
thlmbei and tire location CO the city made
one OF the main features OF discussion He
says that looking upon tha map a,oue the
peoris decide that the location is advania-
geoI;s, and when they hear OF the productive
ness OF the surrounding country they seem
10 :ls-ye no doubt bat that the city OF the
southwest : Wichita.
Ee was shosD part o. the busy city yes
terday and WIS mitch surprised to find busi-
neSs 50 brisk &c thought that no one coaIi
have any idea OF thecity without being here
ami seeing il Adding the Imagination To
all tie current Wichita literature be though.
would mske al IDEAL below the real